椎田主線收費站, Automated toll collection point in Chikujo District, Japan
The Shiidacho Main Line toll plaza is a checkpoint on the Kyushu Expressway that manages vehicle flow with separate lanes for different vehicle types and payment options. The facility features modern equipment designed to process traffic efficiently.
The toll plaza opened in 1965 as part of Japan's post-war infrastructure development and marked the start of a new era in regional transportation management. It reflects Japan's efforts to modernize its road systems.
The toll plaza reflects Japan's systematic approach to transportation, incorporating advanced technology while maintaining personal service through staffed booths.
Drivers can pay tolls using cash, credit cards, or the Electronic Toll Collection system, which requires a special in-vehicle device. Information displays provide real-time traffic updates at the checkpoint.
The checkpoint processes thousands of vehicles each day and uses advanced monitoring systems to track traffic patterns. Digital signs inform drivers in multiple languages about road conditions ahead.
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